No memory HELP!

[BunnyB]

Hi I'm new to the forum and need help here please! Just stumbled upon this and thought I would give it a go. I have a Wildfire S, which is generally OK for what I want, however, it keeps telling me I have not enough memory yet I bought a 32g card for it so that I can transfer stuff over.
Problem is, not much seems to be transferable for some strange reason, is there any way around this? I haven't downloaded that much.

 

[Clodbuster]

Hi,

Do you mean that the downloaded apps are not showing when you goto the app transfer function?

Settings / SD & phone storage / Make more space

 

[Fireypeach1]

I had one for about one month. Everything worked good except for the error messages regarding low memory. I also bought a 8g memory card. It only has 150mb Internal Memory and if you run Facebook or download a couple of apps., it takes up all the memory. I took it back yesterday and got a Optimus Showtime android by Straight Talk.

 

[patpalloon]

I can give you some tips. Unfortunately, this is a major design flaw in the wildfire s. There's only 150mb of useable internal memory. First of all uninstall the updates for Facebook and Google maps as these take up a lot of memory. Download app2sd free from Google Play (Android Market). This will alert you when you can move an app to the sd card. Unfortunately you can't move the whole app, eg say an app is 30gb, when you transfer it to the sd card, there will still be 3-5 gb used in internal memory. So you will still be limited on the number of apps. Some apps eg Facebook cannot be moved to the sd card. And other apps eg widgets won't function properly unless they are stored in the internal memory.

Also download 1 tap cleaner, a useful app for emptying your cache.

I had a wildfire s for 2 years and it's a shame as otherwise I really like it. I just upgraded to a Motorola defy plus which has 1gb of internal memory and 1ghz processor.

 

[Davdi]

Root it. See Wildfire S - All Things Root - Android Forums It's not difficult. then install WildChild3ROM from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1842771 and Link2SD. use that for all Apps that the native 'move to SD card' function can't move. I've done the above and I generally have around 60-70Mb free, and none of the carrier's bloatware.